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Leelanau Wine Cellars

4.4 (84 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Kai C.

Bright light and inviting atmosphere for this tasting room located off of the water, with a view to match. You'll be standing at the counter for this one. We had reservations and were taken directly to our spot. You can choose to taste from a wine glass, which will cost you $10 (you keep the glass.) Or, you can taste from a small plastic (sauce on the side style) cup for $5. This is by far, my favorite Michigan brand wine, so I sprang for the wine glass! You taste 5 different wines of your choosing. They sale wine by the bottle and also the glass. I definitely recommend!

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Liz P.

We hit up five wineries yesterday (okay, to be exact, four wineries and one cidery) and this was the first one we went to ... and it set the bar high. Not only because the wines were great and the views were amazing, but also because one of my friends on our trip had hyped it up as her favorite winery, too. We did a tasting flight (5 wines), which is FREE ... amazing. If you want to sneak in a 6th wine they will let you do that, too. I ended up buying a glass of the blueberry fruit wine ($3 ... great deal!) and we enjoyed some wine outside on their patio, after the flights. I also bought a bottle of the Tall Ships Riesling ($10) to take home. The views from here are gorgeous and they also have a restaurant, which we didn't try out. The patio area is quite nice for enjoying a glass, too, and you can even pay for your glass after you are finished with it ... they are pretty chill about that. Overall I really liked this winery and would definitely come back when in TC again.

We loved our visit! Annie was so amazing! We had a fantastic tasting with insight on the area and wine to try. Highly recommend doing a wine tasting here and even more highly recommend an experience with Annie helping, she was soooo nice! 100000000/10 recommend

Brooke L.

Have you ever wondered what the angels cry? The answer is wine from Leelanau Cellar. So I am from Michigan, obviously, but I have never been to Leelanau until June 23rd. I have had the wine that is sold at local stores like Meijer, Walmart, Aldi and so on. My favorite wine is Great Lakes Red. I thought I would hate it because it is a sweet red, but it is little the best thing since sliced bread. I had my mom tried it and said it takes like grape juice (not the grape flavoring but the actual grape juice that's good), and it can be dangerous because it is so good to drink that you forget it's wine. Anyways, I tried 6 samples and grabbed a glass of Late Harvest Riesling and went and had it on the patio. Atmosphere: Beautiful place, loved the décor, and the scenery was amazing. Best location by far for a tasting room. Cost: It didn't cost anything for samples. I brought a cherry wine and it was $8, some others can cost between $11 and $22. Of course, there are $100 and more for bottles but I am not that much of a wino. Overall: If you can't tell on how much I loved it. I would give it a 5 star. And I will be going back!!

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Victoria M.

My husband and I went to Traverse City two years ago and stopped here for some wine tasting. It was easy to find and beautiful location right on the water - very tranquil. There were very few people when we went - which was great especially for our wine tasting! It was almost like a personal wine tasting. We were given many wines and our wine person (they must have an official title?!) got to know us and what type of wine we like but he pushed us to try new things, which I appreciated. At that time we were not big with wine knowledge so it was nice that he explained each wine and what it brings to your palette. He continued to offer us different wines and we never felt like we were annoying him or asking for too much wine. Sipping on wine and looking out at the bay cannot be beat! We ended up going nuts and purchasing a lot of the wines we tasted. We took a whole box home and still enjoying these wines. We also walked to the back of the tasting room and enjoyed the water/views.

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Royal Farms

4.6(59 reviews)
14.8 mi
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What drew you in: The signs for a fresh farmer's market or for the wine tasting room? It really…read moredoesn't matter because the Royal Farms will not disappoint! A perfect stop between Traverse City and Mackinaw City, this charming, cozy, epicenter of hospitality has so much to offer. The market has a fun selection of locally-curated items to its own homemade pies, soups, salad, and in-season produce. The Tasting Room is a comfy spot, appointed with more tchotckes, nibbles, a fireplace, and an array of respectable wines and ciders to try. You can stroll around the grounds, see the scenic views, and relax over a flight of unique and tasty beverages. Most definitely a must-visit stop!

We love Royal Farms! Their offerings of cider and wine are delicious and affordable. They're…read moretasting room nestled behind their main farm store has such a chill relaxing interior. On our latest visit while they were out of bottles of my favorite cider, which is the hard red, a combination of apple and cherry it was still on draft so we enjoyed a flight of four and hiked up the short hill to enjoy the scenic overlook that is waiting for you. Everything we tried in our flight was delicious and we ended up with bottles of everything to bring home. My personal favorites were of course the hard red but also the cheeky cherry, which is a sweet cherry wine and the botanical which is a semi sweet pear tasting cider. Service is always friendly and accommodating. On our way out, we visited the farm shop and picked up some cheeses and a apple cider donut for the road. Cheers!

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4.9(29 reviews)
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Best winery on the peninsula. The atmosphere is family-friendly while still feeling elevated and…read moresleek, overall just a really warm, welcoming vibe. The staff are knowledgeable and genuinely friendly. Come here for solid dry wines and some of the best sparkling wine around. Definitely one you'll want to check off the list if you're headed up this way.

Service was great, the server was sooo friendly and helpful!…read more But this was our first winery experience here and it was disappointing because the wine didn't taste good to us. The place is very family friendly and I really appreciated that they had a changing table in the bathroom and a playground outside (and toys inside like blocks)! The outside is beautiful with a little lake and views of the vineyard. However, we were not impressed with the wine at all. It was sub par. I really wanted a sweet wine and the one we got was not sweet enough. The other wines we tried in the flight, were also meh. And this is just a personal dislike but it was a 90 degree day and it was so hot inside (she offered to turn on the AC and even turned the fans on but she said it would take awhile to cool down. I was surprised the AC wasn't on already and there wasn't that much of a breeze to make outside enjoyable).

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